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using Telerik.WebControls;

Any idea how to fix that?

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Mostafa Anoosheh

Hi,

I am a telerik user but I haven't purchased a commercial license. 

One of the biggest problems I have is that bugs I may find cannot be reported via a support ticket for rapid checking because I'm not a paying customer. In my case, I haven't brought a license because I want to learn the API and a couple of issues I have found need fixing first (which I am sure they will be), but I push the controls just as much as a paying customer.

Any chance we can submit tickets too? Direct support by email may be useful (some mechanism to see progress on the bugs we may find).

Thanks

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Hi,

We've relaunched one of our sites, http://www.westernshoppe.com.

Telerik controls used (so far):
panelbar, menu, rotator, window and formdecorator. 

The design probably still needs work, but so far the client is extremely happy and so are their customers.

The site has 500-600 hits / day, yet the speed seems fine.

Any suggestions to improve would always be appreciated.

Conrad

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Andrew

Perhaps this thread does not belong on the telerik site, as it is not an issue or concern with their product.  Just the same, I have run into an annoying problem and would appriciate any advice.
I am using telerik ASP.NET Ajax controls to build DNN modules.  By preference I use the WAP model for developing these modules.  Please keep in mind that I am an old C++ developer and am fairly new to ASP.NET, C#, and User Controls.  Regardless of my lack of experience,  I am able to create these modules using Rad Controls.   I have one issue.  I always receive a build error, Error 1 The type 'System.Web.UI.IScriptControl' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'System.Web.Extensions, Version=1.0.61025.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35'. ....
The auto generated file, *.ascx.designer.cs  contains declarations of Rad controls that are not found.  I have been simply deleting these from the ascx.designer file and it then compiles without error.   In addition, they run without problem.

My concern is I am deleting things without knowing fully their purpose.  This leads my to ask the following question.
1) What is the purpose of the ascx.designer files
2) What do I need to change so that when this is generated, rad controls are found in the assbly

I am having trouble with what i think is a style inheritance issue. I have a form with Radcombobox's and Radcalendars in a table in a div layout. he div has a background image that im using

filter

 

:alpha(opacity=75);

 

 

opacity: 0.7 ;
to get a slight transpanency.

i am able change the backcolor of input boxes but i cant override the transparency from the layout div.( my last attempt below) i am using red just to demonstrate the transparency. if i use white(which is what i want) it is 100% transparent here is a link to the
Dev page i have also tried similar code on the table the input boxes are within. i have also tried to set te back color from the control it self. (i.e. backcolor property)
 div.RadComboBox_Office2007 table .rcbInputCell input

 

 {

 

background-color:red !important;

 

 

filter:alpha(opacity=100);

 

 

opacity: 1.0;

 

 

height: 15px !important;

 

 

line-height: 14px !important;

 

 

font: 9px arial,verdana,sans-serif;

 

 

height: 15px !important;

 

 

padding: 0 !important;

 

 }

 .

dateinputbox

 

 

 

{

 

 

height: 15px !important;

 

 

line-height: 14px !important;

 

 

font: 9px arial,verdana,sans-serif;

 

 

height: 15px !important;

 

 

padding: 0 !important;

 

 

background-color: Red !important;

 

 

filter:alpha(opacity=100);

 

 

opacity:1.0;

 

}

 

 

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